Exemplos de uso de Is addressed em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That letter is addressed to you.
Is addressed with deep compassion.
But the page is addressed to Lillian.
None of these questions,however key, is addressed.
No. This is addressed to a Mr God.
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Select who this message is addressed to.
This is addressed to Mademoiselle Doro.
Budgetary discipline is addressed in Annex 2.
She is addressed as"Miss Dorm Leader" by all the students.
The latter issue is addressed in point 58.
The pathogenesis of nasal disease including hyperreactivity, is addressed.
The letter is addressed to your mother.
A good example is the way the protection of women is addressed.
That box is addressed toJoanne Raphelson.
All their mail comes to general delivery and is addressed in the name of Partrier.
The offer is addressed mainly to araboâzyčnoj audience.
However, the recommendation is addressed to the Council.
This issue is addressed in two ways by the questionnaire.
The normality of the representation of\(\pi\)in base 27 is addressed in this page.
Uh, this one is addressed to Commander Chakotay.
As such, it is imperative that this issue is addressed on a European level.
Upgrade is addressed to Cresotech PhotoPoint Lite version users.
The word of the Christ is addressed to the human soul.
The next logical step would be to boycott all purchases until the situation is addressed.
My third question is addressed to the Council.
Throughout the curriculum of the degree course in Nursing at the Federal University of Santa Catarina,the discussion on care is addressed in different disciplines.
The Word of God is addressed also faithful to you.
In Arabic grammar there is a rule known as Tagleeb,according to which, if the majority is addressed, even the minority is included.
The first answer is addressed to the crowd in general.
Such is the case, as a general rule, where a provision expresses a clear, precise andunconditional obligation allowing the Member States to which the directive is addressed no room for interpretation.